Welcome to DIVINITY
Exploring Theology and Leadership through Divine Insight
Divinity Journal is a peer-reviewed, open-access platform dedicated to advancing theological thought and leadership practice through the revelation of Jesus Christ — the Living Word of God.
We publish insightful, Spirit-led, and academically sound works that explore the intersection of faith, governance, spiritual knowledge, and divine leadership for today’s world.
Divinity Journal: Theology and Leadership exists to provide a space for theologians, ministers, researchers, and thought leaders to explore the divine intersection between the Word of God and the governance of life on earth. We welcome scholarly articles, essays, and reflections that reveal the wisdom of Christ as it shapes leadership, culture, and nations.
Biblical Theology and Prophetic Studies
Leadership and Governance Principles
The Word of God in Economic and Cultural Transformation
Christology and Divine Revelation
Faith and Academic Research
Featured Articles
Article Highlights:
“The Word as the Body of Governance” —Dr. Albert Smith
Exploring how the structure of the Living Word reveals the divine order for leadership.“Revelation and Responsibility in Theological Leadership” — A. E. Daramola
Understanding prophetic accountability in church and civil leadership.“The Christological Form of Power” — Prof. Salmon Random
Examining how Jesus embodies true authority through the Spirit of the Word.
Theology and Governance
Theological Leadership
Bible and Governance
Explore our achives
Access previous volumes and issues that continue to shape the global conversation on theology, leadership, and divine wisdom.
Volume 1, Issue 1 — The Word and Leadership
Volume 1, Issue 2 — Prophetic Governance and the Nations
Volume 2, Issue 1 — The Revelation of Christ in Cultural Systems
Testimonials
“Divinity Journal has become a breath of fresh air in theological scholarship. Its integration of theology, governance, and leadership is both prophetic and practical. The recent edition on ‘The Bible and Governance’ challenged my understanding of national transformation through biblical ethics. It’s more than a journal — it’s a movement toward the restoration of godly leadership in our generation.”
Jonah Schwarz
“I have read several theological journals, but Divinity stands out for its clarity, depth, and spiritual intelligence. Each article is written with a strong biblical foundation and academic precision. The section on Theological Leadership in the Technological Age deeply inspired our research team to explore how faith can shape innovation and ethical governance.”
Erin Lawrence
“As a postgraduate student, I find Divinity Journal to be an invaluable academic companion. The articles bridge theology and real-world governance issues, making faith intellectually relevant in modern society. Reading it has strengthened both my research focus and personal devotion.
Teddy Park
Meet our Editorial Board
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